3. Which of the following will have a higher magnetic force:a. a current wire exposed to a magnetic field at 30 degrees? or ab. current wire exposed to a magnetic field at 60 degrees? Explain your choice. 2. A proton moves in a circle of radius r=40.0 cm perpendicularto a magnetic field equal to 0.210 T. Find(a) the speed of the proton and (b)the period of the motion.

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3. Which of the following will have a higher magnetic force: a. a current wire exposed to a magnetic field at 30 degrees? or a b. current wire exposed to a magnetic field at 60 degrees? Explain your choice.

3. Which of the following will have a higher magnetic force: a. a current wire exposed to a magnetic field at 30 degrees? or a b. current wire exposed to a magnetic field at 60 degrees? Explain your choice.

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